Public records show 1 business listing for Queen Creek businesses in the week of Aug. 31. Here is the full list.
Gwen Pruett
September 6, 20261 min read
Public business records for Queen Creek showed 1 business listing during the week of Aug. 31. The full list appears below, grouped by the kind of record.
These filings come from public state and business registries. They mark a step toward opening rather than an opening itself, so a name on this list may open weeks later, open under a different name, or not open at all. Dates shown are the dates carried on the records.
Businesses now operating, or listed as opening soon.
This roundup is compiled from the Texas Comptroller's active sales tax permit records, pending new license applications published by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, and public business listings. It runs weekly and covers records that first appeared for Queen Creek in the week shown.
If your business appears here and a detail is wrong, or you would like to tell us more about your opening, contact us and we will follow up.
Gwen Pruett
Gwen Pruett reports on local business, new openings, and economic development in Queen Creek.
Outpatient clinicians at 31 Banner clinics across the Phoenix Valley voted Wednesday to join the Union of American Physicians and Dentists, a first for Arizona. Banner employs about 800 people in Queen Creek.
University of Northern Colorado Athletics and Banner Health have extended their partnership, placing a Banner Health patch on student-athlete uniforms starting this fall.
Approximately 268 Banner Health doctors and advanced practice providers in Arizona are voting on unionization amid claims of burnout, while the company urges a no vote.
Rep. Andy Biggs voted Yea on H R 4795 and H R 1501 during the recent session.
Realtor.com counted 733 Queen Creek, AZ homes for sale as of August 2026, while Redfin reported 474 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $618,625.
The district that runs Casteel High School wants to grade itself on five categories instead of 11. Last year's score paid staff up to $600; the new formula was modelled so it still would. The board wants more changes before it votes.
